Notation Labs, Inc. has announced the launch of LeakSecure, a new product for smart leak detection in homes and businesses.

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These hockey pucks can help you ward off a flood or a freeze, provided you’re home and can take action upon the warning. Fires get all the press, but water leaks can cause massive amounts of damage, ...

Eve just unveiled an updated version of its HomeKit-enabled water leak detector, this time with Thread connectivity as well as Bluetooth. Available now via Eve’s storefront and slated to go on sale ...

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Water damage can quickly make even the nicest buildings unliveable. [Andres Leon] suffered a small flood from an air conditioning unit, and wanted to avoid such issues in future. Thus, he built a ...

Alarm.com announced at the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) the launch of the Water Dragon, a new whole-home water protection solution that’s always on guard against potential leaks and unexpected ...

According to a new study, a group of 2,306 homes with the Flo by Moen Smart Water Shutoff saw a 96% decrease in paid water damage claims. Originally hailing from Troy, Ohio, Ry Crist is a writer, a ...

The points A and B of the circuit are connected to the points A and B of the rain sensor respectively. When rain is falling, the rain water will fall on the rain sensor which has aluminum wires on ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. A drop of water may not seem like a big deal, but ...

You’ve probably noticed that modern life has become rather complicated, and the projects we cover here on Hackaday have not been immune to the march of progress. We certainly aren’t complaining, but ...